REGIONAL- Complaints from surrounding communities and business owners about what they see as overzealous law enforcement by Voyageurs National Park rangers have reached the ears of a local state …
A federal jury on Wednesday convicted a Mandaree man on six of the seven counts stemming from a January chase that ended when he and a passenger abandoned a stolen vehicle in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
The jury deliberated less than two hours before finding Clancey Lone Fight, 33, guilty of domestic assault by a habitual offender, fleeing law officers, entering the park without paying, disorderly conduct, operating a vehicle outside of approved park roads, and unsafe operation of a motor vehicle.
Lone Fight spent one night in the park amid frigid conditions after he and companion Gabriella Perez-Goodbird separated. Perez-Goodbird spent two nights in the park and testified during the three-day trial that she suffered frostbite that will lead to the loss of her left foot.
Suspect in chase, park search faces new charges
Two new charges of domestic assault are pending against Clancey Lone Fight, that involve the chase and search incident that took place Jan. 25 in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Written By: Jackie Jahfetson | ×
Clancey Lone Fight, 33, of Mandaree, is pictured. Lone Fight was arrested Jan. 27 at a Dickinson hospital after a chase and search regarding a vehicle theft incident in Theodore Roosevelt National Park and is facing new domestic assault charges. (Photo courtesy of Billings County Sheriff s Office)
Clancey Lone Fight, 33, is facing two new criminal charges stemming from a Jan. 25 high speed police chase through Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt National Park, which included a domestic assault by a habitual offender and assault by striking, beating and wounding.
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